A young woman with curly dark hair and blue eyes, smiling and looking to the right, wearing a light gray blazer and white shirt, in front of a light wall with a green plant in the background.

My mission is to help individuals move through life’s transitions with courage and clarity, fostering both personal growth and strong connections with others

Racha Affara, Ma. Clinical Psychologist

Racha Affara is a clinical psychologist licensed in Quebec, Canada. She is the director of Le Cabinet du Psy, where she provides psychological services to adolescents and adults, both in person, in Laval and online across Quebec. Her integrative, holistic approach draws on multiple therapeutic modalities and is tailored to each client’s unique needs. She works with individuals navigating life transitions such as immigration, motherhood, grief, and a range of relational and emotional challenges.

Education

Master’s degree in Psychology with an Emphasis in CBT from Saint Joseph University, Beirut, Lebanon.

Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Saint Joseph University, Beirut, Lebanon.

Specialties

Anxiety, Depression, Motherhood,

Life Transitions, Support for Immigrant Families,

Phobias, Anger Management, Coping Strategies,

Family Dynamics, Grief and Loss

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Self-Esteem, Stress Management

Trainings

Grief Processing

Perinatal Mental Health

Trauma Focused Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Managing Mental Rumination with Contemporary CBT

Integrating Self-Soothing, Mindfulness, and Yoga in Clinical Practice

Credentials

#OPQ

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Life Outside the Clinic

I moved to Canada seven years ago, and this journey has been one of continuous learning, adaptation, and self-discovery.

It has shaped the way I understand the experience of building a life abroad.

I love spending time outdoors, exploring my creativity through crafts, and unwinding with a good comedy series.

I cherish every moment with my little family, who keep life full of joy, laughter, and inspiration!

My values are deeply rooted in connection and intentional living.

As a mother and an immigrant, I place great importance on family, community, and self-reflection.

I believe in slowing down, nurturing emotional well-being, and modeling healthy patterns for the next generation.